Patient's question:
I am 30 years old this year, and I want to have a scar surgery at the hospital. Please ask: What is the standard thickness of uterine scars for the second child?Doctor's answer:
Currently, internationally it is believed that if the thickness of a scarred uterus is greater than 3.5 millimeters, early pregnancy can be performed. The minimum degree of preventing early pregnancy or reducing the risk of early pregnancy is the chance of uterine rupture. However, the issue of uterine rupture still exists, so what we need to pay attention to is preventing uterine rupture during low-probability early pregnancy. Once uterine rupture occurs, it will have very adverse effects on both the pregnant woman and the baby. Patients who discover the disease should maintain a positive attitude and face the disease with a positive mindset. Only in this way can we improve the patient's immunity and the belief in fighting the disease, and we believe that this can drive the disease away.